The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-09-03
TIE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1887
Mr.. Gil Lord. is able to be onr ago;n

Mr.. G L Lord, is able to be out again
Mrs. T. a. Morel after very severe
spell Of sickness is now COW descent
We regret to hear Of the illness Of
Miss Carrie Gibbs.
Mrs. L X Taylor has recovered from
her recent illness.
Prof S. B. Morse is visiting friends
and teaching music in New Or cans.
Mr. A. S. l.aFayett been visit.
ING Charleston du'iug tie week He
reports very rleasaut tune.
A grand concert will he given At tbo
Ezra Presbyterian church by Mrs En-.
ma Mitchell on Monday night Sept s
at O'Clock for the bereft OF said
church, Admission only 10 cents.
There will be Pic Mic at Thunder
bolt Point bv the Ladies Social Aid
Union M, 81 on MONDAY September :
Trains leave $50. 1890, 3. 3. 4 and s
O'Clock. Tickets 35 cents and 25 cents
The Ladies Social Link will cele.
brate their first anniversary on Tuesday
night the 9th inst, at Odd Fellows
Temple on Duffy and Cuyler street
We acknowledge an invitation to be
present.
Rev. A Ellis, pastor of the End
Baptist church, left for Boston on the
steamer "Citv of Macon" on THURSDAY
He was to have left earlier but was
Frustrated with an attack of fever. We
wish him pleasant visit and safe
return.
Mr. H. C. D Sultor opened a fine bar
to-day at the Railroad and Drovers Sa-
loon, No 55 West Broad street: where
he will keep the best of wines, liquors,
beer, Gig RS etc., He invites his
friends to call and see him. Lunch to-
night between 8 and 10.
Mr.. j. H Brown. President of the
Baptist State Sunday school, returned
from South West Georgia on Thurs.
day last, where he had been in the in
terest of the Publishing House he rep
resents and of the Grand Centennial
Celebration to take place in this city in
June 1888.
Price street where it crosses Jones
is sadly in need of crossings On one
side there is no crossing whatever, and
pedestrians are compelled to wade
through sand ankle deep, and on the
other side the walk is in such dilapi-
dated condition as to make it worse
than if no crossing had ever been laid.
II our street aud lane committee will
look after this matter they will greatly
ohlige peorl" who live and have bust
ness in that elton Of the city.
Our friends are requested to
call and pay their subscriptions
at once. We need the money,
and hope you need the TRIBUNE.
Grand neck-tie festival at Odd |
Fellows hall, Harris street, on Tues
day night, S e p t e m b er 6, by the
Household of Ruth, No. 438, for
the purpose of raising funds to pay
expenses of Judge w, H. Matthews, |
delegate to. the National Convention
of Odd Fellows Tickets Is cents.
A very painful accident happened to
little johnnie Deveaux on Tuesday
morning last. He and other boys were
playing in the yard of the East Broad
street school just before school time
when he attempted to climb through an
opening just below the roof of one of
the outbuiIdings when his foot slipped
and he fell on the sharp pointed palings
below inficting an ugly cash in the
right thigh The wound though pain
full is not considered dangerous, and the
little fellow is rapidly recovering.
DIR. Pollard does not believe in doing
things half way, therefore few Of his
friends. together with the donor assem-
bled at his residence few evenings
since. and did honor to his beautiful
presents and justice to the occasion.
Our reporter was present, but says
space will not permit report OF all the
good things that was said and done.
SNS